It stopped for a moment and then all of a sudden the branch fell and this was a thick branch. It had to be at least 8 to 10 inches in diameter.

It was taking a lot to break this branch and it fell to the ground and I heard it all sounded like something was trying to get itself up on its street recovering from the fall in the pine straw.

And I woke up my buddy and I said, hey, get up. I hear something.

And he goes, dude, it's probably a raccoon. And I'm like, this, I've been hunting my whole life.

This is no raccoon.

So we're sitting back to back at this point with our firearms both up.

We're scared. So scared.

And we got, we got, so we're on a big bluff, the rivers to the left of us, and we got a huge

pine grove to our right, and then right behind us is that Confederate earthworks.

So I'm looking towards the landing. this is a Confederate earthworks.

So I'm looking towards the landing that goes down to the river

and all of a sudden, this 10 foot tall creature

is walking in the moonlight.

The history of our earth is so different from what we can imagine.

The Smithsonian,

that if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere,

was to go get it.

I'm going to assume at least one person is right,

because if one person's right and bust the paradigm,

it all goes back to the fallen sheriff.

And the problem with the modern day church,

they have a very truncated view of a supernatural.

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